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怡東人事顧問股份有限公司

【知名德商集團】Project Commissioning Manager (高雄路竹廠)(1年期)#813

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  • Lead and manage all aspects of commissioning through entire project lifecycle for new Electronics facilities.
  • Develop commissioning strategies, resource plans, schedules, and budgetary estimates to support FEL project development efforts.
  • Provide input during engineering to ensure all scope required to facilitate safe and efficient commissioning and start-up is included in the project design.
  • Perform commissioning walkdown inspections to support construction punch listing and system turnover process.
  • Prepare detailed commissioning procedures, coordinating input from engineering and operations, and ensuring appropriate safety reviews are conducted for any novel commissioning activities.
  • Conduct new equipment, valve and instrument verification, testing, troubleshooting, and resolution of issues during the commissioning project phase.
  • Perform piping system verification and specialized commissioning activities such as flushing, cleaning, chemical passivation, and/or helium leak checks.
  • In collaboration with Process Safety, participate in Pre-Startup Safety Review (PSSR) activities and follow-up.
  • Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards throughout the commissioning process.
  • Report on commissioning status, risks, and issues to project manager, senior management and key project stakeholders.
  • Document all commissioning activities, including inspection reports, system verification checklists, and final acceptance tests as part of handover to operations.
  • Interface with Operations during start-up activities after handover, supporting their work to ensure a smooth transition.
  • Provide training and support to operational staff on new systems and equipment during start-up.
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